Some of your favorite ice cream flavors from Breyer's and Stone Cold Creamery contain propylene glycol because it helps prevent ice crystals from developing, while Corona Extra adds it to its beer.

Some foods and drinks contain a small amount of propylene glycol, a food additive that helps maintain moisture and structure. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has determined propylene glycol is ...

Propylene glycol. Behind this obscure term hides one of the most common ingredients found in cosmetics and personal care products, but also in processed food and medications. A synthetic alcohol, ...

Blue Buffalo Company Ltd. of Wilton, CT, is voluntarily recalling a limited production of Blue Kitty Yums Chicken Recipe Cat Treats that may contain low levels of propylene glycol. Propylene glycol is ...

Propylene glycol (PG) is a common solvent used in medical preparations. It is generally recognized as safe at regulated concentrations; however, its apoptotic potential is unknown. PG triggered ...

When you read the ingredient label of many packaged foods, you’ll often see lots of ingredients that you can’t pronounce. Do they pose any danger to your health? While some of these ingredients are ...

Antifreeze is often used as the capture liquid in insect traps for its preservative and evaporative attributes. In tests reported herein, fruit fly traps using non-toxic recreational vehicle (RV) ...

Q. A neighbor’s dog died from drinking antifreeze that had been left out in a pan. What’s your opinion of so-called “safe” antifreeze? — Jules A. Poisoning by antifreeze occurs when the animal — or ...

Mmmmm! Antifreeze. Sounds yummy, no? Well, the Food and Drug Administration says propylene glycol, one of the chemicals used in the manufacture of your car's engine coolant is, well, cool to eat and ...